Lei Sp-x Speed Sensor 99-70 Lowrance Eagle Boat Fish Transom Mount New on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, US
Brand new in the package. LEI Accessories SP-X Speed Sensor 99-70. Transom-mount speed sensor that fits the following Lowrance and Eagle Products: X-15MT, X-15CI, X-16CI,X-51, X-71, X-91, LMS-240, Fish Easy 2 (series), TriFinder 2, FishMark 160, FishMark 240. Free s/h. Only sell and ship to continental United States.
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